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Climate Spheres takes a deep dive into the study findings of the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit and will share perspectives and insights over 3 blogs. This first blog in our series focuses on the farmers’ experience and expectations of climate change. The study seeks to give a holistic understanding of UK farmers perspectives on climate change-driven extreme weather and was recently published as The Impact of Climate Change on British Farms and Farmers’ Mental Health.

Climate Spheres, in partnership with Aqualate Farm and Harper Adams University, is proud to have been awarded a Defra grant delivered by Innovate UK to collaborate on a groundbreaking project to explore on-farm biochar production and application, as part of the Farming Innovation Programme Research Starter 3 Competition.

Sustainability professionals and groups must be politically and socially aware to manage the current global landscape, however strong momentum is already in place. Growing awareness of the financial and commercial opportunities of continuing to follow sustainable pathways will reinforce progress and unlock new opportunities for innovation and growth.